The Beiruter

The US has opened its largest consulate in Erbil, reinforcing ties with the Kurdistan Region while signaling long-term strategic, economic, and diplomatic commitment amid regional instability.

Jounieh revives its maritime role with new touristic and commercial ports, reshaping Lebanon’s coastal economic future.

Israel may reopen Rafah for medical evacuations, but Palestinian return remains blocked, fuelling deep fears.

Iraq briefly listed Hezbollah and the Houthis as terrorist groups before correcting the error, highlighting the country’s delicate balancing act between US and Iranian interests and internal governance challenges.

Lebanon has a rich historic tradition for attracting British intelligence agents

Extensive Iranian financing shaped Hezbollah’s military growth, social services, reconstruction programs, and operational expansion across the region.

Lebanese youths join Chechen units in Russia’s war, driven by poverty, secrecy, and collapsing socioeconomic conditions.

Ivonne Abdel Baki’s international career and peace-building expertise highlight her potential UN Secretary-General candidacy.

Hezbollah faces growing political, financial, and security pressures as reconstruction costs rise and funding decreases dramatically.

Anti-corruption campaigns are often misused to settle personal or political scores instead of promoting genuine reform

New IDF allegations intensify scrutiny of Hezbollah’s Unit 121 amid unresolved Beirut Port blast investigations.

Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Lebanon united the nation, blending spiritual significance with political impact.